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Restraint and Anticipation

24 Saturday Apr 2010

Posted by Racer X in eroticism, women

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As much as I love the idea and have the hunger for bedding as many women as possible, I also believe in self control and restraint. As hinted at in some of my latest posts, the build up and the tease are as much a part of eroticism as the sex itself. Really, the best lovers I have experienced are the ones where the sex had been delayed, sometimes for quite a while. Also, today one does have to be careful. There is simply too much nasty stuff floating around out there, as well as too many unhinged people about whom you have to be cautious. The wages of mass unbridled sex can be costly, even dangerous. So, I am increasingly becoming more a believer in perhaps a slightly more traditional sexuality, where the ancient joys and games of seduction are embraced and enjoyed. I also think women enjoy this immensely as well and revel, even more so than men, in the buildup, so long as the man knows how to keep directing the seduction towards the ultimate goal of good sex. As important as getting inside a woman’s mind is, she always wants to know that you find her attractive and that she is fanning your inner lust for her. The mind fuck and the eye fuck must always go hand in hand. In my experiences, a good seduction is a combination of both the mental, physical, and even spiritual.

Now this is not to say I do not enjoy the fast pick up, I do, but I have come more and more to appreciate the power and pleasures of the slow seduction as well. Also, I have always believed in quality over quantity. I like standards. I have a certain high aesthetic. Better to chase a quality girl who is a bit hard to get, even if you fail, than the easy lay. The former is more of a challenge, and more complicated, and like all things hard and complicated, the rewards are deeper and more intense. And honestly, I would rather be celibate, than lower my standards and fuck a woman I did not find attractive. Skanks, in the end, are not all that hot. A quick fuck, yes, but that is about it. The hot girls are the ones who dress well, act well, and present a certain air of feminine class and sophistication. They are the ones who make you wonder what they are like in bed, rather than advertising to the whole world what they are like. You want to chase them. What lies behind the veil of their sexuality is always alluring and something to be hungered for and ignites my inner hunter instincts.

So perhaps these things, restraint, anticipation, wonder and intrigue, even embracing high standards, are a bit out of step with today’s fast hook up culture, but they are old fashioned, even ancient, and like all things traditional and ancient they have a certain eternal truth to them. There is a reason the great art and literatures of the world have testified to these qualities for millennia, art and literatures that will endure long after the crass commercial eroticism of today’s culture is long forgotten.

Eros and Spirituality

17 Saturday Apr 2010

Posted by Racer X in eroticism, spirituality

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So despite my frequent lust filled posts about having sex with as many women as possible, it must be said that I am not a purely carnal creature. The spiritual life is an important part of my being as well. One of the great chasms in my life has been the tension between spirituality and sexuality. Or rather, how does sex and eroticism meld with spirituality. As a deeply sexual person, I find many religions have strict prohibitions against sexual expression, some more extreme than others. For instance, the Catholic Church states fairly emphatically that any sexual act outside of marriage (and even there you must always be open to procreation) is a sin. Even touching and deriving sexual pleasure from yourself is a grave sin, with the possibility of spending eternal life in hell as a punishment. So does that mean if I have been leading a completely celibate life, but find myself one night sleeping and I have a hard on and I feel pleasure from that that I am condemned to the flames of hell for all eternity unless I repent? I find it necessary to believe in God, yet I also find many of the constrictions that religions impose rather difficult to comprehend and follow.

What I have found is that eros, as a form of love, is a powerful force in our lives. What is love, after all? It can come in many forms and in many ways. Erotic love is powerful and as I am sure most people would agree, the best sex is that involving intense love. Sort of like the mind fuck I mentioned in the last post, if you love someone for a long time before ever having sex with them, the buildup and the internal erotic charge are powerful forces when the sex does come. I once knew a girl for almost a year before we eventually had sex. We had both loved each other for a long time before we slept together and the sex was all the more intense because of that. It was more than simply a physical act; rather, it touched the spiritual and transcendent. The long, slow buildup, the months of intrigue and wondering, the mutual tensions of attraction and desire, mixed together in a fiery potion of lust, love and passion when we finally slept together. Some girls you just fuck; others you make love with. The latter is rarer but more powerful and time is needed to reach an elevated state of sexual desire and fulfillment.  And it is, in the end, a spiritual as well as physical thing.

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